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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

Rose Hill school, on the road leading
to Now Castle. has remarkable aver
age OF good scholars and good conduct.
The following 10 the record for the
mouth of May: Anna L. Morley, 30 g.
Sallie Simon, 90 6; Filth LeFevre, 80 s.
Bessie White, 80 8; Susie Jackson, 80. 8
Maggie Torrens, 9p.3; Anna MeRgin
con, 80 .; Robert White, 90; Eta Steel
man, $50; Marion J. LeFevre, 9s.8
Frank MeaRinson, 981; Daisy Kings
north, 9S; Maggie Burris, 81 8; Ephraiu
sutton, 97.7; Florence King, 97.1; Rich
ard MegRinson, 81; Katie Laubachsr
81; Flora Esltnron, S6 81; George Poole
l9t.7; Charles Gfier, 951; James Tor
rens, 95.1; Barbara Lau6acher, SO.
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THIRD EDITION.
News Summary,

Tho latest particulars Of the panic In
tie Cathedral 81 chihuahua, Mexico,
last Wednesday, show that three chill.
drsn and .wo women were killed, and
sixty pe;sons Injured. The building isl
absolutely srepruof, the only irham-
mabe materials being some aGjuncts OF
the nitaY, end the exits are ample.
Some OF the witnesses assert that the
loss OF Its was caused by the stupidity
OF several policemen who closed the
DOORS as so0n as they heard cries from
inside.
In B.s!on County, Mo, on Thursday,
a LAWYER named Van Leaton, who had
been annoyed by the trespsssing of the
dogs Ct y neighbcr named Davidson,
took shotgnn and went to Davideon's
house. Davidson, also armed, met Van
Lsaton, ar q after some hot words shot
his Antagonist dead. He surrendered
to the sheriff, saying he acted in SELF
defense.
At Wagon Mound, New Mexico. re.
Gently, o deputy sheriff tried to serve .
replevin on William Burns, colorcd,
and the latter resist ted. The deputy
and Burns drew revolvers, and began q
fusilade. The deputy's fret ehot killec
bystander; several other shots fatally
WOuuucA oufhSs
The trial of Lum CheopR In Bar
Francisco, on Thursday, on the charge
Of having tried to pass the Custom
House, on April 22d, ON another China
mans certificate, eli cited the fact tina
there is Chinese Arm In Hong Konl
which deals In such ceItifcates.
John Oonne!ly shot and killed Mrs
John Stoddard, and then shot AND
~ Ia ~ n mn il1A vl1innig
yesterday morning. He Was locRed II
jail and there flashed his suicide b!
cutting his throat. He had been drink
Ing heavily.
Ex-Vice- President VIM. A. Wheeler
who is 0y ing ut his home in Malone
Now York, Is suffering from Solemn
Of the brain. For ten daye past he ma
been conscious and rational only at ir
tervals. He Is 68 years OF age.
The council OF the Board of Trade o
Toronto has decided to call anothe
meeting Of the Board to further dtscut
the question Of reciprocity with II
United States.
A train on the New York and Ne
Haven Railroad on Friday ran into
number OF Italian laborerf, ne'
Msmsroneck. killing one Of them 81
Severely ipjuring two others.
General r. G. Newton, q lesdiI
lawyer and Democratic politician
Arkansas, died In Little Rock
Thute1ay night. He commanded g
Arkansas force during the ''BrCoA
Baxter war" OF 1874.
Near Fort Grant, New Mexico, fe
days ago, William Telleier and Jol
Rail, r4nchunen, Quarrelled about cor
cnlyee and shot eacA other. Neither
expected 10 recover.
The total number OF csses OF yelit
fever p; Key West to date Is 10,
which have resulted fatally. Six |
ITEMS sre sick and three convasescel
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Tho HrNYldcNk Union.

The new council Ut the Provid mt
Unio- which 10 being orgnuized IN this
city, bad another meeting last evening
at tho Harkness BnildinG, Tenth and
Market stree:s, and Friday night, the
18th inst, was set ag the time fCr the
|constitaton CT tho council. Henry y.
Conrad was elected president, George
W. Roberta secretary, and Wiilism r.
Long collector for the remainder o! this
terra, which enda IN 5eptera ber. The
Other offi GERS will be elected before the
council is constituted. Another IT. Get
Ing Will be beld in the Hardness Bald
ing next Friday night, and the indica
tions now are that the new council vii
start on an bsiantisl foundation.
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J. Hamilton Ayars, the jewoler, re-
turned from Hanohoth lAss even ing
aoese he has been for Cay OF two,
He sAys tlere is not much life ahou,
EehoHolh as yet, but several placse
3ting optp. The greatest piece Of Ia
terest 10 visitors 10 u wrecked German
stenmsaip lyias Gu the beach directly
in fscnt II tie Bright house. DO far
ovns LOGO barrsis %! oil have been
taliea from tie vessel, while the beach
al around IL atra~n with debris.
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Cruel Treatment OF ponie

A telegram from Hartford, Connecti
cut, BAYS that two carloads of Texa
ponies which had been shipped from
Texas to Eastern Pennsylvania, aut
which had been wrongly trsnghiDpst
to Bangor, Me were unloaded In Hart
ford on Fricay. 1t ia understood tina
they had been eighteen days on the car
without food. Several of the animal
were dead when the cars were opened
and those that were alive were In q ter
ribly emsoisted condition. no drove
was with them.
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Tomorrow will be the l83th anniver
sary Of Old ewedes' (Tfiniiy) Church,
aud extra gerv.Cas will be- geld in honor
OF the occasion. Holy communion will
he celebrated In Ola awedes' Church at
7 o'clock, md in Trinity in honor Of the
occasion At s O'clock. a united service
Of hoth Congregations viii, be held In
Holy Tr.city (Oid Sweles') Church at
1880 n. by tho Rev. IL. Ashton
Henry, rector of Trinity pariah. Ohil-
dren's sCrvice at z sop. N. All are COZ.
diull2 invited 70 Altncd
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Charged with Murder.

Sarah Bradshaw, colored, aged II
years, hiss been arrested at Salem, New
jersey, by Sheriff Hutchinson, of X. nj
County, this State, on the charge OIL
causing the death Of her grandmother
by poisoning, Last April. The Eccusec
NJ ade her escape and her whereabouts
WAS unknown until recently, wheI
Sheriff Hutchinson went after her. Sh,
was taken TO Camden and locked up
and will be brought to this State to
trial.
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p,rksrton NJ on Acquitted.

JERSEY CITY June 3.-The three
Plnkeruon men, Pstfick Sheeney, Nor.
Timer Moriarity aud Samuel A. Neff
who we're tried in the Court CT Sessions
for Killing the ~ year.olc boy Thcma'
HqEar, On January 20 last, were &C
auitsed THU morning. In charging tint
jar Judge Lippinocts leverely con
EursG INC Delaware, LackawaIna ant
Weatera Railroad Company for employ
ing tho P.rkertons, thereby exciting
The oeopie 70 riot.
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Tho Who'd, Family Lyuched.

LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Later reports
from Eckert, Ina, where the Davis boys
were lynched for abducting and brutally
assaulting Miss annegan, FAY that vii.
liam kellam, father in-law OF one OF the
Davis boys, was lynched at the same
time. 1t ia also reported that the mot
went to the house OF Mrs. low, the
mother of the Davis boys, and dragged
away Andrew Emlow, younger son OF
the old woman. His body has not been
found and the lynchers will not tell what
was done with him, Mis- Flanagan i,
rpcoverirp
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On the premises IN the 10th, liza, and 12h Wards.
These lots finely located en- high healthy grounds WIN inc
proximity Ihe carry passengers from
Market streets and from DEL Ave- to Front and Green
Hill Avenue.
HARRISON Conne Beach and Franklin Ss and Webb Green Hill
Gray and Cleveland Avenues
being established numbers OF ne" dwellings
being erected the finest residences in the city
lin this Aeighborhood.
ANY intelligent person by walking in this section of the
readily the vast that have been made
lone People who would not live west of
fine dry bacng air especially beneng children This property
Twill than double in the value next years. and this
expecting unpreceaer ted things either property west Of Boome
has in the last increased 400 per cent Let's east OF
Union Boone selling from $40 to % IT. Broome ST.
100 Of Broomc Madison and on Madison street
$40 to 100 per it.
Suppose years ago reader had brought so feet Ma
10 dollars the price that time and had tito
coud readily get from $4,000 $4,000 for it, at cent the
time interest compounded would net about
$4,000 We do expect Madison roome street prices
per them lots just good
but hicky settled Every house built increases the
lot Eow have mos people or all OF them who al
ways earned small accumulated property 1t Is mystery
great many but the secret they bought lots at low prcea
enhanced their value what cost 100 told for
often rather buy urther if you
pay accordingly and cash at thai taxes full rate and
full Lot weet OF Union street assessed at tax II
per year. $1,000 house east OF Union street, $4 with county
M proporionsey high because your property is in expensive
locality The Prospectus A. station at Front
land Webb streets fine brick church will be erected shortly
comnttee has been appointed the Board Of Education seec
site tor school, The B. r. R shops employing from
webb will be GRADED sufficient City Railway
Green Hill Avenue which doubt will be done this the
lin this section have planted 1900 shade along the
sa of which enhances the value Of these lots terms
IL Lois Front and Harrison cent cash. balance
banhabe notes at s. and months franklin and Come.
sreeta adjoining park 10 cent cash. 20 cent
knocked OF and SIS month until paid for
1lof for cash.
1 THOMAS M, OGLE,
i m2o-1m PErER j. Ford.
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A Lively Fight with Bare Fists

CoNNELLsvILLE, June ga lively
prize-fght Of six rounds were fought al
the Morrell coke ovens near here thit
morning between two young cookers nam
ed Thomas McPharlan and Patsy O'Brien
They fought with bare knuckles for 9
purse Of $40. O'Brien won the fight
Both men were severely punished Only
about dozen persons witnessed the bat
tie.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

A number of ger tlemen interested In
vocal music, mot Last evening and In.
formally discussed the formation Of q
new musical association 10 sing Ora.
matte oop positions set to light music,
cantatas. &c. Inyitssiors will be sen,
to locsl siDEers to connect themselves
with tho movements. Enough names
we're o.fsred last night TO nseure the euo
cess Of the association, which la but the
culmiDat,on OF ga often expressed wifi
snonGss local musicians aEd the pub
Tic who take an interest and pride 1,
local D, atters.
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nroat variety ofyyork.

JamesF. Wood g. Go. have o lere
number c. orders tor all kinds OF job
brig in tn, brass. copper, shnet icon,
es!yan.Es1 iron and zinc. Taeg are
also n9lug good deal OF tin roofing aud
repa y.ng roo.s and cutters, and axe
mating 40 acoa many Of tGesr patent
Rolarv vGntila,oss, which are consid'
I'D lie besr extant.
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The Place for Great Ra;gaias

Housekespcrs. the plaza TO buy your sro-
oeries is at Dennis Il Poaoh's, (suoceseors
to Thomas NJ. W ier,) RIO 1,2and lOs L. 6tn
street, cash grocery and provision store We
propO.e to soil you groceries 81 low that u
will mako you wonder. Rice sugar. cured
moats, 10 TO Il cents pound; Baktr's corn.
Ia cans for % cent?; French pruno,. pounds
for 2o cents; driet apples, POUNDS Ior 20
cents; dried peaches, 8 pounds for 20 cen's;
tiara Eureka soap for 20 cents, bags OF
nour for sl.,O;7 mounds Of rico for rs cents
pittcd olerriea. ln,xed rcd aad black, l8 cent?
d pouro. The Davis baking powder. win
bong. Standard works by good authors:
Cherries Reads, Samuel Lover, Ofarlotto
,.ronls and othere. pound box and booT
for 500. Fine strawoerfie5 from the Dtnni
son o. Peach farns. Wholesale and rois.,'
Como buy. lo2 snd 1c4 Fact fifh stEss"
ii-4ts ID. O I.
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In accordance with q request from O
number Of the mem hers, Commandel
Burleigh Of Smyth Post, No. 1, G. A
r., has issued an order for specla
meeting, which will be held at tn,
Posts headquarters, in the Adam,
Building, at = o'clock tonight.
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Prof. Urapb,s sumner school.

Electric lights ars being pnt in al
CiGbo's s:adio. 7G6 King street, today
land students VIII be received in pen
Iman9hip. book keeping aGd short hand
al sum mar ~ reduced rates. The room.
(; Is cool, aud thsTo $40 Iaore students now
present than during the wilter mcnths
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a ., oman 10 he sod at Auction.

TaaUchh, KY. June 3.--In the City
Coat ScSte-day Mollie Jackson, white
woman, was convicted OF yagrar cy, arG
Judge Thomas ordered that She be sold
to the highest bidder fot thirty days. The
sale = III be made as soon as tue advertise
urdt mas pepn iEsu(d
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Fifth EDIjj
IlOt.

cI M. C, 9. Rogers, Jr ''' Mn
|C Ca.., Boyd, three y Mn',j
||GS aat' made a nal syus
browning al w, BY the swamyn%i,|
az asd returning from PIupp' 'al
good swlmlneru tlsy ,u ms
n ne shors, but lookip,m y
l,.I The Lords supper viii
s ser 20 at the A. Nj i. csuu|
y. IL a m. by the p,e, s.u|
ZAP. m, Sunday ssb 1,o
services and address, '
Ia strawberry festivs, |
81, OobA Hall, CHRISTIAN
, friday aud SATURDAY
ioth and 1lth ms, n,
THE Sabbath school, Al AM
|, Ladies parlor on i
Belts Pharmacy. sa,,n'1
, oiscsa and all appliance
lli..dy attendant Skin
streets. Entrance, side
H. DR.. John strsdlsy, u
Paper In this city coma
thirty years aio, csll al
Demcorat, 4, sail 10 NJ
lat his home in Gloucs,ts|
II. DR.. lafayette Mark
ssItrom Omaha, where
maetinE of the Gepersl
Will preach 10 Asnay|
a. morrow morning aud s,|
IL Thomas B Lally, I'D
III Advertises 10 sell a ro]
,-Isnd four desirable loIs
next Monday Afternoon |
Da7iel F s,sws,. hI
q construct q tine resldtl
rIDuPont, II FourtsspJ
streets.
III The parties VITO ,o,k !
10 tata Of Esther lays
% excursion, to come Cd
ling.
l.. DR.. M. j. HushsliI
this city, will reau,
medicine.
Tho bazaa, Of ,h1
y Hanover Presbytsrr
o. continued this ey.rl,
T. street
Q. Fine fishing iacsls,
III. Hartlove's, n. E.
and French s,rrey.
on Proud & Mer.lck vi
st ssls Of fresh cows al
.IMondsy next.
onI Parlor Pride Stove
ii. In the world. .o7 sals b
'es Patent Medicine D pol
81 An axle on 0 Ha,cp
-Im3rntrg at Mar! laid l
i . s'rses. j
| A load Of hoy lpss.
n Third AMI French slrA
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va, ue eppen 'ra-Hisnt

Powell, in the Third street market, re
ceiYed another fresh supply Of iish to day,
lust from the water, and win keep his
stalls open until 10 o'clock to night, to
accommodate al who wish supply for
uu-ino.TOw.
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For oArr esA-O1Anor & Go.


VANDE q KlVV-JOANSON.- tho resi
denoe of the BRIDES parents. 1913 West
Samuel y. Vandegrift to Miss Aunto X II.
johnson, both OF Wilmington. No eards
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On the Market Street Extension

OF the Wilmington City Passenger Railway offers
inducements, which cannot be surpassed, to secure
one of the finest and cheapest building lots
ever offered in this city, and upon terms SO
liberal that they brought within the reach OF any man
wanting desirable and beautiful home SITE The eleva-
ted and beautiful Of land offered to the public con-
tans eighty 1857 which is elegantly located wei
suited business purposes and has been divided into lots
of various sizes (2sxIoo feet and largeD.
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Dolby q Good lsnsiness,

The Measrs. JAS. u. Wood 81 Co. are
doing good bubiDess. Ali their differ.
eent departments are full Of work.
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Cars smasI

A smash up Of seSE'
Cured at Middle'9,an
Twelve o'clock TO-DAY,
train, which was er ~
town, came up i i1s M, III
to the other slue
train pass that t., re's cue,
p. m. After the .,.ls
Conductor Hastings st
train across the llAI pi
car, but he wen, u',sI
three freight cars y sr M
track and slnasS i,s1 NY nv
fiat rl cars were piled W VI
body was hur:, ,' pu, al.
able IN smashed'upI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

Mr.. j. J. Doug 81. ne az
during the past s !. lad
her of atkinson a ~, M
pany, which ! has siII H. |
ut home on ,,as., me,
a ag famous aus swimming IN, . y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

To morrow promises TO be fair and
warmer. Monday, fair with nearly
stationary temperature, with local rains
near the .2hes.
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Davis Flower Of 61cotra, for 6yspep-
s'a ant ilvs2 compliant, fnr sale st III,
Patons NJ adioiuo Dep o., 400 Market 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

Quaker Tea for sails az Patent Med.
cine Depot, 403 Market stTcet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

stvona cough r.ondy st Hsransop's.
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TneCiiy \

The polls 10 ~, '1' 4
opened about n niInsa
" "spdo u ba3 up Ip,. 2 20 Fl
ppn rftt thu i;,dlc ,,sE
s PHI o. % vyry .issE.
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CITY "
~.a a

Joseph Rogers, 0 !
and costs al this NJ
the city court for !
premises OF AlsIaaj
Willlan Pam, c0lJ
Jester, white, were
costa Tor trunkennes1
nv was committed v
o similar oiielse
charged with co@o1
and battery on ~
wag d,schsrlet On ~
Roba.. FropkfOFj' i
been tried this inoill,
| Willism Fl. UaIfolJ
, having been e1olsSrl
Jury, cut Joseph Il
Nth aiding C,Tr9a.l
Y W 49, ~ ~
! assault On, VIII it' al
Frsnt ford, vas NY. ~.
lfur.ler hearing peal
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ole ch:'d lill Ssssp H
ann s. street. "a re, . Gss,
'a Iln, s slalftoirtss,nel.,. X
hos the rla ,,i. nj IL sIil
It.la cAse .alI'.."--
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The NsM,ol

The natatofium At II
son streets, which 10
management o. Prolts
be en- put In complete
ing teosOn. A pumrd
ances for amusemen,
IamonE them teins 4
| which hsa been e;tc.s
. street aide oil the Be
has been but. acrOss
| IL ain uool, from whi,l
| and other Pymnsslic
4 at the southern sud ID
! boards, y ttap;ae ard
| aiditioi 10 y aivin2
several feet above the
I The water Is 30 arla
be KEEP c.eRn o. sIl III
| Temperature maintail
ssmollnt OF heat ttil7
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yNUR RENr--TWU ROOMS ON End
q: novf -. -, >S---..--..a22 s.res., i3-2.s
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U AN l,dIo,s AMI ~ -, o6 GhN. saSs,s
Oaifiags Works, ina and krehoh gts. 1851
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-04

The sl2'a 9 .ss
och ool q ~ DO RED
. s::"., ID 4 as.Ss:,5 4.
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4grA!,l t.D-i,U ONE 10 SUFFER- A
w inmate with 4 corn o. Ounion, wnen
thsy Can 20 cnsei instantly and without
pain by u. 1Qpres, 5l3 idarzet street.
kveryb ID! KLogs of his wonderful cures
Crowns Vleit him Gay and evening. En-.
dor3od by lev. !. G. Lenhart, Dr. Groen.
ieAf, SteWege Carlisle, In fact e7ery bod
rocommgLc. hiE. NLo las tesiol his s1tli
1907
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tto" ma

Ls,t nlPbI W. %'i ss,l
sisa @sssry, ,is CIT q
6 asi!1 s q j! r IT, ;as:.s Il
o one evening l0rs' |
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HRyANrEU-A NUHNN With a D.
w months old ca I'd Hished n gt.u Ation
TO do hcus1worg in erher city o. cOEn;rs
Apply at &c. l.G3 Cheatnls 81. ji.2ts
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DUAHDLNG-G0UD BOARD FOR A.
mechanic at t3.L0 per week. 1913 Ella
street. lit
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CA REWARD tDt: IHsUHM aILuN
ID Il leading 20 tno rec9gtry OF o CLOCK
sso4pn NOW SO NultJstoa stiee:. Ga or
address Fio.,lar, "a. pcpl1r slIoet lit
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tAT AtNL eE-.. .DLIS ~ .:nLL t4tt.iDS
Nv ttCLG = ThGoa en- wages GEd commits
siUL; Gro VINO has pcso IL Ito erocsry rusi.
meas preferred; reference and ses-it;y 70
CURED. Anal TT cH6i Ara sG. l4-3G
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(lilL FOR
wv general housewotk. apply a. 6U.
V ct h.ieYen nth strsel. II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-07
Democratic Platform.

We. tho representatives or tho domocrntlc
party ~ Bar,'cr county. In convention asscm-
blcsl. hereby endorse the administration Of
President Grover Cleveland, Tor the wisdom
displayed therein, aud the manly. honest can
tiid and democratic course he has pursued In
dealing with tho important issues that have
Iresonto'l themselves for his consideration
while at tho heal Of this great government
HE patriotism has bccn proven In every act he
has performed. and his conduct In general has
lsrn such that every honest man must admire
BE Il. unquestionRbly. a. modern domOcucy
what tho great Jackson was 20 the party In lts
Infancy, and as such. VIC take extreme pleasure
In once moro declaring ourselves as staunch
adhcrcnts 10 the party whoeo standartl-bcurc r
nc Il. Ho has nctc'i IN every manner bccurnug
the FIRST American ON the continent. and he has
fcarlcssly and iinparthilly performed the duties
which he has been chosen 90 perform.
We denouncc the republican party 81 the
mutton for throwing every obstacle In their
T'nwcr IN the way Of the present chief cxccu-
tive. for the purpose of hinlcring him In cur
rylng nut those sacrrd principles ~ reform
plcdyc'l In the national democratic convention
of 1885,
We demand that no moro Of tho public lands
D. Euntcd to rairtad. or other corporations;
That tho uttcs of tarifT bc reduced ON imports
uscl by tho ma-rcs OF the people;
That Just laws bo enacted. which win stop
thc cxhOrbiiant rates charged for carrying
freight OVER railroads;
That we are In favor 81 paying on the public
debt ~ fast ~ circumstances will permit:
That We are in favoruf gold. sllvernnd green.
backs constituting the lawful money OF the
nation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-09-07
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.
Rev. Wv. Burns, of Spearville, Kan
sas, has published the following inter.
esting information.

Comparisons are sometimes odious.
For example, the world spends for mis-
siOns 81; whisky $50; tobacco SO. For
education 81; whisky $40; tobacco 81.
Our intOxicants cost more than our
bread, and tobacco costs two-thirds as
much.
The annual drink bill of England is
336 million dollars, while her annual
expenditure for foreign missions is a
little more than one million dollars,
The internal revenue tax on tobacco in
New York alone, in 1879, exceeded sew.
en- million dollars.
England paid for the war in Afghan
istan S6o,OOO,0OO, while one-eighth OF
that sum was all the entire church OF
Christ could devote to the evangelical
ton of the heathen-the worldwide
campaign for Christ.
Our late four years war not only re-
quired rivers Of treasure, but rivers O,
blood; 100000 lives were sacrificed Il
save the union. Yet we give the hea
then world 10000 men and women, ant
can do no more, gathering them from
the whole church of Christ.